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Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Measures under Consideration 2019 Data Template for Candidate MeasuresRowField LabelReq'dScreen GuidanceData FormPossible ValuesAdd Your Content Here1Auto Date (no user input required)?2Issue TypeYesSelect Measure Submission to nominate a measure for the 2019 MUC list. Select Question to ask a question on the MUC process. Select Modify Candidate Measure to change a measure already submitted for 2019. Select Feedback to leave feedback about the 2019 MUC process.Select oneMeasure SubmissionQuestionModify Candidate MeasureFeedback3Component/sYesStart typing to get a list of possible matches or press down to select. Enter CMS program(s) for which the measure is being submitted. If you are submitting for MIPS, there are two choices of program. Choose MIPS-Quality for measures that pertain to quality and/or efficiency. Choose MIPS-Cost only for measures that pertain to cost. Do not select both MIPS-Quality and MIPS-Cost for the same measure.If you select MIPS (either Quality or Cost), please navigate to the Additional Resources list at this web site: , download the “MIPS Peer Review Template and a Completed Sample,” and attach the completed form to your JIRA submission using the “Attachments” field at the bottom of this web page.Multi-selectAmbulatory Surgical Center Quality Reporting ProgramEnd-Stage Renal Disease Quality Incentive ProgramHome Health Quality Reporting ProgramHospice Quality Reporting ProgramHospital-Acquired Condition Reduction ProgramHospital Inpatient Quality Reporting ProgramHospital Outpatient Quality Reporting ProgramHospital Readmissions Reduction ProgramHospital Value-Based Purchasing ProgramInpatient Psychiatric Facility Quality Reporting ProgramInpatient Rehabilitation Facility Quality Reporting ProgramLong-Term Care Hospital Quality Reporting ProgramMedicare and Medicaid Promoting Interoperability Program for Eligible Hospitals and Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs)Medicare Shared Savings ProgramMerit-based Incentive Payment System-CostMerit-based Incentive Payment System-QualityProspective Payment System-Exempt Cancer Hospital Quality Reporting ProgramSkilled Nursing Facility Quality Reporting ProgramSkilled Nursing Facility Value-Based Purchasing Program4What is the history or background for including this measure on the 2019 MUC list?YesSelect only one reasonSelect oneNoneNew measure never reviewed by MAP Workgroup or used in a CMS programMeasure previously submitted to MAP, refined and resubmitted per MAP recommendation Measure currently used in a CMS program being submitted as-is for a new or different programMeasure currently used in a CMS program, but the measure is undergoing substantial change5If currently used:????6Range of year(s) this measure has been used by CMS Program(s).NoFor example: Hospice Quality Reporting (2012-2018)Free text?7What other federal programs are currently using this measure?NoSelect as many as apply. These should be current use programs only, not programs for the 2019 submittal.Multi-selectAmbulatory Surgical Center Quality Reporting ProgramEnd-Stage Renal Disease Quality Incentive ProgramComprehensive Primary Care Plus (CPC+)Health Homes Core SetHome Health Quality Reporting ProgramHospice Quality Reporting ProgramHospital-Acquired Condition Reduction ProgramHospital Inpatient Quality Reporting ProgramHospital Outpatient Quality Reporting ProgramHospital Readmissions Reduction ProgramHospital Value-Based Purchasing ProgramInpatient Psychiatric Facility Quality Reporting ProgramInpatient Rehabilitation Facility Quality Reporting ProgramLong-Term Care Hospital Quality Reporting ProgramMedicaid Adult Core SetMedicaid and CHIP Child Core Set Medicare and Medicaid Promoting Interoperability Program for Eligible Hospitals and Critical Access Hospitals Medicare and Medicaid Promoting Interoperability Program for Eligible ProfessionalsMedicare Part CMedicare Part DMedicare Shared Savings ProgramMerit-based Incentive Payment System7What other federal programs are currently using this measure? (continued)Prospective Payment System-Exempt Cancer Hospital Quality Reporting ProgramQuality Health Plan Quality Rating SystemSkilled Nursing Facility Quality Reporting ProgramSkilled Nursing Facility Value-Based Purchasing Program8SummaryYesProvide the measure title only (255 characters or less). Put program-specific ID number in the next field, not in the title. Note: Do not enter the NQF ID, former JIRA MUC ID number, or any other ID numbers here (see below).Free text 255 characters max?9Measure IDNoAlphanumeric identifier (if applicable), such as a recognized program ID number for this measure (20 characters or less). Examples: 199 GPRO HF-5; ACO 28; CTM-3; PQI #08.Fields for the NQF ID number and previous year(s) JIRA MUC ID number are provided in other data fields within this form.Free text 20 characters max?10Measure descriptionYesProvide a brief description of the measure (700 characters or less). When you paste text, any content over the limit will be truncated.Free text 700 characters or less)?11NumeratorYesThe upper portion of a fraction used to calculate a rate, proportion, or ratio. A clinical action to be counted as meeting a measure's requirements. For all fields, especially Numerator and Denominator, use plain text whenever possible. If needed, convert any special symbols, math expressions, or equations to plain text (keyboard alphanumeric, such as + - * /). This will help reduce errors and speed up data conversion, team evaluation, and MUC report formatting.Free text ?12DenominatorYesThe lower part of a fraction used to calculate a rate, proportion, or ratio. The denominator is associated with a given patient population that may be counted as eligible to meet a measure’s inclusion requirements.Free text ?13Exclusions/ExceptionsYesIf applicable, specify Numerator Exclusion, Denominator Exclusion, or Denominator Exception.Free text ?14Measure TypeYesSelect only one type of measure. For definitions, visit this web site: and link to the user guide under The JIRA System.Select oneNoneCompositeCost/Resource UseEfficiencyIntermediate OutcomeOutcomePatient Reported OutcomeProcessStructureOther (enter in Comments at far bottom of this form)15Which clinical guideline(s)?NoThe measure should improve compliance with standard clinical guidelines. Provide a detailed description of which guideline supports the measure and how the measure will enhance compliance with the clinical guidelines. Indicate whether the guideline is evidence-based or consensus-based.Free text ?16Is this measure similar to and/or competing with measure(s) already in a program?YesConsider other measures with similar purposes.Select oneYesNo17If Yes:????18Which measure(s) already in a program is your measure similar to and/or competing with?NoIdentify the other measure(s) including title and any other unique identifierFree text ?19How will this measure add value to the CMS program?NoDescribe benefits of this measure, in comparison to measure(s) already in a program.Free text ?20How will this measure be distinguished from other similar and/or competing measures?NoDescribe key differences that set this measure apart from others.Free text ?21What is the target population of the measure?YesWhat populations are included in this measure? e.g., Medicare Fee for Service, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, CHIP, All Payer, etc.Free text ?22What one area of specialty is the measure aimed to, or which specialty is most likely to report this measure?YesSelect the most applicable area of specialty. Use the scroll bar to view all available specialties.Select oneSee Appendix A.22 for list choices.23What one primary healthcare priority applies to this measure?YesHealthcare priorities (also known as domains); select the best one.Select oneMake care safer by reducing harm caused in the delivery of careStrengthen person and family engagement as partners in their carePromote effective communication and coordination of care Promote effective prevention and treatment of chronic disease Work with communities to promote best practices of healthy living Make care affordable 24What one primary meaningful measure area applies to this measure?YesSelect the best one. The meaningful measure area choices depend on your selection of primary healthcare priority above.Select oneIf #23 is Make care safer…, then choices are:Healthcare-associated infectionsPreventable healthcare harmIf #23 is Strengthen person…, then choices are:Care is personalized and aligned with patient’s goalsEnd of life care according to preferencesPatient’s experience of careFunctional outcomesIf #23 is Promote effective communication…, then choices are:Medication managementAdmissions and readmissions to hospitalsTransfer of health information and interoperabilityIf #23 is Promote effective prevention…, then choices are:Preventive careManagement of chronic conditionsPrevention, treatment, and management of mental healthPrevention and treatment of opioid and substance use disordersRisk adjusted mortalityIf #23 is Work with communities…, then choices are:Equity of careCommunity engagementIf #23 is Make care affordable, then choices are:Appropriate use of healthcarePatient-focused episode of careRisk adjusted total cost of care25What secondary healthcare priority applies to this measure?NoHealthcare priorities (also known as domains); select one alternate or secondary priority only if applicable.Select oneMake care safer by reducing harm caused in the delivery of careStrengthen person and family engagement as partners in their carePromote effective communication and coordination of care Promote effective prevention and treatment of chronic disease Work with communities to promote best practices of healthy living Make care affordable 26What secondary meaningful measure area applies to this measure?NoSelect an alternate or secondary area only if applicable. The meaningful measure area choices depend on your selection of secondary healthcare priority above.Select oneIf #24 is Make care safer…, then choices are:Healthcare-associated infectionsPreventable healthcare harmIf #24 is Strengthen person…, then choices are:Care is personalized and aligned with patient’s goalsEnd of life care according to preferencesPatient’s experience of careFunctional outcomesIf #24 is Promote effective communication…, then choices are:Medication managementAdmissions and readmissions to hospitalsTransfer of health information and interoperabilityIf #24 is Promote effective prevention…, then choices are:Preventive careManagement of chronic conditionsPrevention, treatment, and management of mental healthPrevention and treatment of opioid and substance use disordersRisk adjusted mortalityIf #24 is Work with communities…, then choices are:Equity of careCommunity engagementIf #24 is Make care affordable, then choices are:Appropriate use of healthcarePatient-focused episode of careRisk adjusted total cost of care27Briefly describe the peer reviewed evidence justifying this measureYesAdd description of evidence.Free text ?28What is the NQF status of the measure?YesSelect only one. Refer to for information on NQF endorsement, measure ID, and other information.Select oneNoneEndorsedEndorsement RemovedSubmitted Failed endorsement Never submitted29NQF IDYesFour- or five-digit identifier with leading zeros and following letter if needed. If no NQF ID number is known, enter numerals 0000.Can be four- or five-character alphanumeric ID value?30Evidence that the measure can be operationalizedNoProvide evidence that the data source used by the measure is readily available to CMS. Summarize how CMS would operationalize the measure. For example, if the measure is based on registry data, the submitter must provide evidence that the majority of the hospitals in the program in which the measure will be used participate in the registry; if the measure is registry-based, the submitter must provide a plan for CMS to gain access to the registry data. For eCQMs, attach feasibility scorecard or other quantitative evidence indicating measure can be reported by the intended reporting entities.Free text ?31If endorsed:????32Is the measure being submitted exactly as endorsed by NQF?NoSelect only oneRadio buttonYesNo33If not exactly as endorsed, specify the locations of the differencesNoWhich specification fields are different? Select as many as apply.Multi-selectMeasure titleDescriptionNumeratorDenominatorExclusionsTarget PopulationSetting (for testing)Level of analysisData sourceeCQM statusOther (see next field)34If not exactly as endorsed, describe the nature of the differencesNoBriefly describe the differencesFree text ?35Year of most recent NQF Consensus Development Process (CDP) endorsementNoSelect oneSelect oneNone19992000200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201936Year of next anticipated NQF CDP endorsement reviewNoSelect oneSelect oneNone2019202020212022202337In what state of development is the measure?YesSelect as many as apply. Hold down the Ctrl button while choosing to make multiple selections.Multi-selectEarly DevelopmentField TestingFully Developed38State of Development DetailsNoDetails are helpful to CMS in understanding where the measure is in the developmental cycle and will weigh heavily in determining whether or not the measure will be published on the MUC List.If you selected early development above, meaning testing is not currently underway, please describe when testing is planned (i.e., specific dates), what type of testing is planned (e.g., alpha, beta, etc.) as well as the types of facilities in which the measure will be tested.If you selected field testing or fully developed above, please describe what testing (e.g., alpha, beta, etc.) has taken place in addition to the results of that testing. Related to testing, summarize results from validity testing including number of reporting entities and patients measured, and how validity was assessed. Summarize results from reliability testing including number of reporting entities and patients measured, and how reliability was assessed.Free text39In which setting was this measure tested?YesSelect as many as apply. Hold down the Ctrl button while choosing to make multiple selections.Multi-selectNoneAmbulatory surgery centerAmbulatory/office-based careBehavioral health clinic and treatment facilityCommunity hospitalsDialysis facilityEmergency departmentFederally qualified health center (FQHC)Hospital outpatient department (HOD)Home healthHospital inpatientHospital/acute care facilityInpatient psychiatric facilityInpatient rehabilitation facilityIP units within acute care hospitalsLong-term care hospitalNursing homePost-acute care facility(s)PPS-exempt cancer hospitalPsychiatric outpatientVeterans Health Administration facilitiesOther (enter in Comments at far bottom of this screen)40At what level of analysis was the measure tested?YesSelect as many as apply. Hold down the Ctrl button while choosing to make multiple selections.Multi-selectNoneClinicianGroupFacilityHealth planMedicaid program (e.g., Health Home or 1115)StateNot yet testedOther (enter in Comments at far bottom of this screen)41What data sources are used for the measure?YesSelect as many as apply. Hold down the Ctrl button while choosing to make multiple selections.If Claims, then enter relevant parts in the field below. If EHR, then enter relevant parts in the field below.If Registry, then enter which registry in the field below.Use the “Comments” field to specify or elaborate on the type of data source, if needed to define your measure.Multi-selectAdministrative clinical dataFacility discharge dataChronic condition data warehouse (CCW)ClaimsCROWNWebEHRHybridIRF-PAILTCH CARE data setNational Healthcare Safety NetworkOASIS-C1Paper medical recordPrescription Drug Event Data ElementsPROMISRecord reviewRegistrySurveyState Vital RecordsOther (enter in Comments at far bottom of this screen)None42If Registry:?????43Specify the registry(ies)NoIdentify the registry using the submitted measure. Select as many as apply. Use the scroll bar to view all available registries.Multi-selectSee Appendix A.43 for list choices.44If EHR or Claims or Chart-Abstracted Data, description of parts related to these sourcesNoProvide a brief, specific description of which parts of the measure are taken from EHR, claims-based, or chart-abstracted (i.e., paper medical records) data sources.Free text ?45How is the measure expected to be reported to the program?YesThis differs from the data sources above. This is the anticipated data submission method. Select as many as apply. Hold down the Ctrl button while choosing to make multiple selections. Use the “Comments” field to specify or elaborate on the type of reporting data, if needed to define your measure.Multi-selecteCQMCQM (Registry)ClaimsWeb interfaceOther (enter in Comments at far bottom of this screen)46Is this measure an eCQM?YesIs this an electronic clinical quality measure (eCQM)? Select only one. If your answer is yes, the Measure Authoring Tool (MAT) ID number must be provided below.Select oneYes No47If eCQM = Yes48If eCQM, enter Measure Authoring Tool (MAT) numberYesIn the Attachments field below, you must attach Bonnie test cases for this measure, with 100% logic coverage (test cases should be appended), attestation that value sets are published in Value Set Authority Center, and NQF feasibility scorecard. If not an eCQM, or if MAT number is not available, enter 0.Free text ?49If eCQM, does the measure have a Health Quality Measures Format (HQMF) specification in alignment with the latest HQMF standards? YesIf not eCQM, select NoSelect oneYes No50Evidence of performance gapYesEvidence of a performance gap among the units of analysis in which the measure will be implemented. Provide analytic evidence that the units of analysis have room for improvement and, therefore, that the implementation of the measure would be meaningful. The distribution of performance should be wide. Measures must not address “topped-out” opportunities. Please provide current rate of performance and standard deviation from that rate to demonstrate variability. If available, please provide information on the testing data set. If available, include percent average performance rate, minimum, and maximum. Include validity and reliability values in a standard format, and the population size used in determining these values.Free text ?51Unintended consequencesNoSummary of potential unintended consequences if the measure is implemented. Information can be taken from NQF CDP manuscripts or documents. If referencing NQF documents, you must submit the document or a link to the document, and the page being referenced.Free text ?52Was this measure published on a previous year's Measures under Consideration list?YesIf yes, you are submitting an existing measure for expansion into additional CMS programs or the measure has substantially changed since originally published, then proceed to the following subset of data fields including: In what prior year(s) was this measure published?, What were the MUC IDs for the measure in each year?, Why was the measure not recommended by the MAP workgroups in those year(s)?, What were the programs that NQF MAP reviewed the measure for in each year?, List the NQF MAP workgroup(s) in each year, What was the NQF MAP recommendation each year?, and NQF MAP report page number being referenced for each year. If no, then skip these subset questions.Select oneYes No53In what prior year(s) was this measure published?NoSelect as many as apply. Hold down the Ctrl button while choosing to make multiple selections.Multi-selectNone20112012201320142015201620172018Other (enter in Comments at far bottom of this screen)54What were the MUC IDs for the measure in each year?NoList both the year and the associated MUC ID number in each year. If unknown, enter N/A.Free text ?55List the NQF MAP workgroup(s) in each yearNoList both the year and the associated workgroup name in each year. Workgroup options: Clinician; Hospital; Post-Acute Care/Long-Term Care; Coordinating Committee. Example: "Clinician, 2014"Free text ?56What were the programs that NQF MAP reviewed the measure for in each year?NoList both the year and the associated program name in each year.Free text 57What was the NQF MAP recommendation in each year?NoList the year(s), the program(s), and the associated recommendation(s) in each year. Options: Support; Do Not Support; Conditionally Support; Refine and ResubmitFree text ???58Why was the measure not recommended by the MAP workgroups in those year(s)?NoBriefly describe the reason(s) if known.Free text 59NQF MAP report link for each yearFor your reference in completing this section, click on the links below or copy/paste the links into your browser to view each year's MAP pre-rulemaking report (2012 to 2019).2019: Link currently unavailable2016-18: : : : : major NQF reports going back to 2008 should be locatable here: MAP report page number being referenced for each yearNoList both the year and the associated MAP report page number for each year.Free text ?61If this measure is being submitted to meet a statutory requirement, please list the corresponding statuteNoList title and other identifying citation information.Free text ?62Measure stewardYesSelect the current Measure Steward. Select as many as apply. Use the scroll bar to view all available stewards. Hold down the Ctrl button while choosing to make multiple selections.Multi-selectSee Appendix A.62-64 for list choices.63Measure Steward Contact InformationYesLast name, First name; Affiliation (if different); Telephone number; Email addressFree text ?64Long-Term Measure Steward (if different) NoEntity or entities that will be the permanent measure steward(s), responsible for maintaining the measure and conducting NQF maintenance review. Use the scroll bar to view all available stewards. Hold down the Ctrl button while choosing to make multiple selections.Multi-selectSee Appendix A.62-64 for list choices.65Long-Term Measure Steward Contact Information NoIf different from Steward above: Last name, First name; Affiliation; Telephone number; Email addressFree text ?66Primary Submitter Contact InformationYesIf different from Steward above: Last name, First name; Affiliation; Telephone number; Email addressFree text ?67Secondary Submitter Contact InformationNoIf different from name(s) above: Last name, First name; Affiliation; Telephone number; Email addressFree text ?68CommentsNoAny notes, qualifiers, external references, or other information not specified above. For OTHER entries: please indicate the type of additional data you are providing, such as Measure Type, Setting, Level of Analysis, or Measure Steward.Free text ?69Attachment(s)NoThe maximum file upload size is 10.00 MB. You are encouraged to attach measure information form (MIF) if available. This is a detailed description of the measure used by NQF during endorsement proceedings. If a MIF is not available, comprehensive measure methodology documents are encouraged.If you select MIPS, please navigate to the Additional Resources list at this web site: , download the “MIPS Peer Review Template and a Completed Sample,” and attach the completed form to your JIRA submission using the “Attachments” field at the bottom of this web page.If eCQM, you must attach Bonnie test cases for this measure, with 100% logic coverage (test cases should be appended), attestation that value sets are published in Value Set Authority Center, and NQF feasibility scorecard.Browse for files?70MIPS Journal Article RequirementNoFor those submitting measures to MIPS program, click “Yes” after you have attached your completed Peer Reviewed Journal Article Requirement form.Radio buttonYesNoAppendix: Lengthy Drop-Down List ChoicesA.22 Choices for What area of specialty best fits the measure?NoneAddiction medicine Allergy/immunology Anesthesiology Cardiac electrophysiology Cardiac surgery Cardiovascular disease (cardiology)Chiropractic medicine Colorectal surgery (proctology) Critical care medicine (intensivists) DermatologyDiagnostic radiology ElectrophysiologyEmergency medicineEndocrinology Family practiceGastroenterologyGeneral practice General surgery Geriatric medicineGynecological oncologyHand surgery Hematology/oncology Hospice and palliative careInfectious disease Internal medicineInterventional pain management Interventional radiologyMaxillofacial surgery Medical oncology Mental health professionalsNephrology NeurologyNeuropsychiatry NeurosurgeryNuclear medicineObstetrics/gynecologyOphthalmologyOptometryOral surgery (dentists only)Orthopedic surgeryOsteopathic manipulative medicine OtolaryngologyPain management Palliative care Pathology Pediatric medicinePeripheral vascular disease Physical medicine and rehabilitation Plastic and reconstructive surgery Podiatry Preventive medicine Primary carePsychiatry Pulmonary disease PulmonologyRadiation oncology Rheumatology Sleep medicine Sports medicineSurgical oncology Thoracic surgery Urology Vascular surgery Other (enter in Comments at far bottom of this screen)A.43 Choices for Specify the registry(ies)NoneCDC, NHSN (National Healthcare Safety Network)American Nursing Association’s National Database for Nursing Quality Indicators? (NDNQI?)American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program ASC NSQIP)American College of Surgeons National Cancer Data Base (ASC NCDB)American Heart Association’s Get With the Guidelines DatabaseAlere Analytics RegistryAmerican Board of Family Medicine RegistryAmerican College of Surgeons (ACS) Surgeon Specific Registry (SSR)American Health ITAmerican Osteopathic Association Clinical Assessment ProgramAmerican Society of Clinical Oncology’s Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI)Anesthesia Quality Institute National Anesthesia Clinical Outcomes Registry (NACOR)Bayview Physician Services RegistryBMC Clinical Data Warehouse RegistryCare Coordination Institute RegistryCECity Registry (“PQRSwizard”)Cedaron MedicalCentral Utah InformaticsCINAClinical Support ServicesClinicientClinigenceConifer Value-Based CareCorrona, LLCCovisint Corporation Registry (formerly Docsite)Crimson Care RegistryDC2 Healthcare (NOC2 Spine Registry and C3 Total Joint Registry)Digital Medical Solutions RegistryDrexelMed RegistryE* InceClinicalWeb (eClinicalWorks) RegistryEVMS Academic Physicians and Surgeons Health Services FoundationFalcon RegistryFORCE-TJR Registry QITMFOTO PQRS RegistryFresenium Medical Care CKD Data RegistryGeriatric Practice Management LTC RegistryGreenway Health PrimeDATACLOUD PQRS RegistryHCA Physician Services PQRS RegistryHCFS Health Care Financial Services LLC (HCFS)Health Focus RegistryICLOPSIngenious Med, Inc.Intellicure, IncIntelligent HealthcareiPatientCare RegistryIPC The Hospitalist Company RegistryIRISTM RegistryJohns Hopkins Disease RegistryLumeris RegistryM2S RegistryMankato Clinic RegistryMassachusetts General Physicians Organization RegistryMcKesson Population ManagerMDinteractiveMDSync LLCMedAmerica/CEP America RegistryMeditab Software, IncMedXpress RegistryMEGAS, LLC Alpha II RegistryMichigan Spine Surgery Improvement CollaborativemyCatalystNet Health Specialty Care RegistryNet.Orange cOS RegistryNeuroPoint Alliance (NPA)’s National Neurosurgery Quality & Outcomes Database (N2QOD)NextGen Healthcare SolutionsNJ-HITEC Clinical Reporting RegistryOmniMDPatient360PMI RegistryPQRS SolutionsPQRSPRO NetHealth LLCPulse PQRS RegistryQuintiles PQRS RegistryReportingMD RegistryRexRegistry by Prometheus ResearchSolutions for Quality Improvement (SQI) RegistrySpecialty Benchmarks RegistrySunCoast RHIOSupportMed Data Analytics & RegistrySurgical Care and Outcomes Assessment Program (SCOAP)SwedishAmerican Medical GroupTeamPraxis-Allscripts CQSThe Pain Center USA PLLCUnlimited Systems Specialty Healthcare RegistryVenous Patient Outcome RegistryVericle, Inc.Webconsort LLCWebOutcomes LLCWebPT, IncWellcentive, IncWisconsin Collaborative for Health Care Quality RegistryAAAAI Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Quality Clinical Data Registry in collaboration with CECityAmerican College of Cardiology Foundation FOCUS RegistryAmerican College of Cardiology Foundation PINNACLE RegistryAmerican College of Physicians Genesis RegistryTM in collaboration with CECityAmerican College of Radiology National Radiology Data RegistryAmerican College of Rheumatology Informatics System for EffectivenessAmerican Gastroenterological Association Colorectal Cancer Screening and Surveillance Registry in collaboration with CECityAmerican Gastroenterological Association Digestive Recognition Program Registry in collaboration with CECityAmerican Joint Replacement RegistryAmerican Society of Breast Surgeons Mastery of Breast Surgery ProgramAmerican Society of Clinical Oncology Quality Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI)RAnesthesia Quality Institute National Anesthesia Clinical Outcomes RegistryChronic Disease Registry, Faculty Practice Foundation, Inc. supported by BMC Clinical Data Warehouse RegistryGeriatric Practice Management LTC Qualified Clinical Data RegistryGI Quality Improvement Consortium’s GIQuIC RegistryLouisiana State University Health Care Quality Improvement Collaborative [Louisiana State University, Quality in Health Care Advisory Group, LLC (QHC Advisory Group), CECity]Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative Quality Data Center QCDRMetabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP) QCDRMichigan Bariatric Surgery Collaborative QCDRMichigan Urological Surgery Improvement Collaborative QCDRNational Osteoporosis Foundation and National Bone Health Alliance Quality Improvement Registry in collaboration with CECityOBERD QCDROncology Nursing Quality Improvement Registry in collaboration with CECityOncology Quality Improvement Collaborative (The US Oncology Network, McKesson Specialty Health, Quality in Health Care Advisory Group, LLC (QHC Advisory Group), CECity)Physician Health Partners QCDRPremier Healthcare Alliance Physician RegistryTMRenal Physicians Association Quality Improvement Registry in collaboration with CECitySociety of Thoracic Surgeons National DatabaseThe Guideline AdvantageTM (American Cancer Society, American Diabetes Association, American Heart Association) supported by Forward Health Group's PopulationManagerRVancouver ClinicWisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare QualityWound Care Quality Improvement Collaborative (Paradigm Medical Management, Patient Safety Education Network (PSEN), Net Health Systems, Inc., CECity)A.62-64 Choices for Measure steward (62) and Long-Term Measure Steward (if different) (64)NoneAgency for Healthcare Research & QualityAlliance of Dedicated Cancer CentersAmbulatory Surgical Center (ASC) Quality CollaborationAmerican Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI)American Academy of DermatologyAmerican Academy of NeurologyAmerican Academy of Ophthalmology American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery (AAOHN)American College of CardiologyAmerican College of Emergency PhysiciansAmerican College of Emergency Physicians (previous steward Partners-Brigham & Women's)American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)American College of RadiologyAmerican College of RheumatologyAmerican College of SurgeonsAmerican Gastroenterological AssociationAmerican Health Care AssociationAmerican Medical AssociationAmerican Medical Association - Physician Consortium for Performance ImprovementAmerican Medical Association - Physician Consortium for Performance Improvement/American College of Cardiology/American Heart AssociationAmerican Nurses AssociationAmerican Psychological AssociationAmerican Society for Gastrointestinal EndoscopyAmerican Society for Radiation OncologyAmerican Society of Addiction MedicineAmerican Society of AnesthesiologistsAmerican Society of Clinical OncologyAmerican Society of Clinical Oncology American Urogynecologic SocietyAmerican Urological Association (AUA)AQC/ASHA ASC Quality CollaborationAudiology Quality Consortium/American Speech Language Hearing Association Bridges to ExcellenceCenters for Disease Control and PreventionCenters for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesEugene Gastroenterology Consultants, PC Oregon Endoscopy Center, LLCHealth Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) - HIV/AIDS BureauHeart Rhythm Society (HRS)IACIndian Health ServiceInfectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA)KCQA- Kidney Care Quality Alliance MN Community MeasurementNational Committee for Quality AssuranceNational Minority Quality ForumOffice of the National Coordinator for Health Information TechnologyOffice of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology/Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesOregon Urology InstituteOregon Urology Institute in collaboration with Large Urology Group Practice AssociationOther (enter in Comments at far bottom of this screen)Pharmacy Quality AlliancePhilip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy StudiesPPRNet?RAND CorporationRenal Physicians Association; joint copyright with American Medical Association - Physician Consortium for Performance ImprovementSeattle Cancer Care AllianceSociety of Gynecologic Oncology Society of Interventional RadiologyThe Academy of Nutrition and DieteticsThe Joint CommissionThe Society for Vascular SurgeryThe University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterUniversity of Minnesota Rural Health Research CenterUniversity of North Carolina- Chapel HillWisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality (WCHQ ................
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